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Posted by steve on Wednesday, March 25, 2009:

I replaced the head gaskets on my M5. When I put it back together I noticed that the motor was spinning faster and with less compression than before. When I removed the heads, I did not remove the push rods. I did however turn the motor over by hand while I was cleaning out the cylinders. The lifters are moving up and down and oil is flowing through the push rods. Valves are also opening and closing without issue.

Could I have messed up the timing somehow??

TIA
Steve

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